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Notices: 23rd June 2013


Today:
11.00 am Morning Prayer - We welcome Alastair Donaldson, a First Year Ordinand at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, who will be embarking on ‘Run4Christ’ around the island of Ireland this summer.

Next Sunday:
Sunday 30th June 2013
11.00 am Service of the Word
4.00 pm SNATCH Planning Meeting - Aghavea Church Halls

Summer Readers
Over the next fortnight the rota for reading the Bible on Sunday mornings will be completed. If you would like to be included, please speak to Gary.

Diocesan Magazine Notes
The next Diocesan Magazine deadline will be Sunday 11th August. Please forward any notes, including start dates for organisations, to Gary in good time.

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